Event: Lollipop Day

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p> Helen Reilly, who was treated for oesphageal cancer in 2023, was only in her 50s when diagnosed. Picture: Moya Nolan.</p>

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'A huge shock': Helen Reilly on oesophageal cancer diagnosis and recovery

Helen Reilly was only in her 50s and atypical for oesophageal cancer, which is more common among older men

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New cancer treatment to reduce radiation risk to heart

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Working life: Noelle Ryan, founder of Oesophageal Cancer Fund

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Online and in the shops: Lollipop Day

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Online and in the shops

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A little lollipop goes a long way for oesophageal cancer

Top surgeon warns of oesophageal cancer risks

CANCER of the oesophagus kills nearly the same amount of people annually as road accidents, a medical expert warned yesterday.

Thu, 01 Mar, 2007

Lollipop Day to highlight high incidence of oesophageal cancer

Ireland has one of the highest rates of cancer of the oesophagus in Europe.

Sat, 25 Feb, 2006

Stomach cancers kill 690 each year

MORE people die from oesophageal and stomach cancer than from breast cancer each year, yet few people are aware of the disease or its symptoms, a survey has revealed.

Sat, 25 Feb, 2006

John is the boy for lollipop fundraiser

MANCHESTER United and Irish soccer star John O’Shea could find himself christened ‘My Boy Lollipop’ after taking time out from his busy schedule yesterday to help launch the 3rd annual Lollipop Day.

Tue, 17 Feb, 2004